"Halloween is My Favourite Month": OnlyFans Stars Reveal Their Wildest Costumes and Subscriber Requests
Los Angeles, CA, October 26, 2026 --(PR.com)-- Halloween is coming early for OnlyFans subscribers, with creators already preparing costumes, filming themed content and cashing in on all the strange and sexy requests – from classic spooky characters like devils and vampires to more specific cosplays like Daenerys Targaryen and Daphne from Scooby-Doo.
And it’s not just creators who get into the spooky spirit early - searches for Halloween-related terms surged in the first two weeks of October last year, according to new data from OnlySearch.
Searches for witches, vampires, zombies, ghosts, demons, devils, costumes and clowns were 3x higher in October compared to September.
For Alix Lynx, the build-up starts even earlier.
“Halloween is my favourite month. I’ve already decorated my house and start getting my subscribers excited about it in September,” she said.
“I always aim to post Halloween-themed content every single day in October. I’ve got so much in my archives from all the cosplay I’ve done over the years, so I’ll bring back some throwbacks on social media, but I also shoot a lot of new stuff.”
Alix says subscribers often see a costume on her social media and immediately ask for their own personalised version.
“I offer customs all year round and my fans know I’m pretty much like, ‘Whatever you want, just ask me’”, she said. “Usually, if I post something wearing a particular costume, that’s when the requests start coming in.”
Alix says that her costume requests go far beyond traditional Halloween characters. Data supports this with OnlySearch recording in the past 60 days, 20,463 searches for cosplay, compared with 236 for witches, 85 for vampires and 55 for zombies. Goth was searched 13,138 times, while angels drew 4,154.
Australian creator Annie Knight also agrees that dressing up as unexpected characters can be just as popular as a spooky costume.
While subscribers have requested Daenerys Targaryen, one of her biggest Halloween hits last year was a Daphne costume she chose herself.
“I love Halloween. It’s such a fun time because you get to dress up and pretend to be someone completely different,” Annie said.
“Nobody had actually requested it, I just decided to do it, but my subscribers went wild for it,” she said. “I filmed a full video dressed as Daphne and they absolutely loved it.”
Annie says many of the requests come from Americans, although her Australian subscribers get involved too.
“A lot of the subscribers asking me for Halloween content are American, which makes sense because Halloween is so much bigger over there. But I’m always surprised by how many of my Australian subscribers love it too,” she said.
American creators are undeniably “spooky,” with OnlyLocate identifying 1,386 recently-active creators who describe themselves as witches, alongside 392 demons or succubi and 71 vampires.
And while witches and vampires might dominate the traditional Halloween conversation, OnlySearch data also revealed that some of the most popular costumes are considerably less spooky.
Nurse-related searches reached 3,162 in the last 60 days – more than witches, vampires, ghosts and zombies combined.
Katy Hollick has dressed as a nurse, cleaner, Catwoman and devil, but says there was a clear standout among her subscribers.
“They loved the Catwoman look on me!” Katy said.
“I love doing special things for my subscribers on Halloween. I wear costumes, make themed customs and roleplay videos, and sometimes I’ll wear my naughty costumes if they want to sext with me in them,” she said.
Katy explained that some requests are far more specific than a costume choice - revealing that one subscriber has asked her to dress as a giant and fart on a tiny Lego man.
“I haven’t agreed to doing it yet but through him I found out there’s a whole category of videos exactly like this online. I’m actually baffled,” she said.
Despite being overshadowed by cosplay, goth and nurse searches, classic Halloween characters still have their fans. Kit Barrus made content in seven or eight costumes last Halloween and is considering bringing back vampires this year, alongside a new clown look.
“Last year I filmed content in like seven or eight different costumes. I did like a police officer, Chun-Li, I did vampire stuff – I think this year I’m gonna do vampire stuff and clown stuff,” Kit said.
“Subscribers seem to really, really love clown content. It always does really well for other people, so I think I’m gonna try to tap into that.”
For creators, though, the attraction is about more than which character tops a search list.
“I think everyone loves the dress-up element because it’s a fantasy you get to live out,” Annie said. “It’s also a fun surprise for my Aussie subscribers because Halloween isn’t as big here.”
And it’s not just creators who get into the spooky spirit early - searches for Halloween-related terms surged in the first two weeks of October last year, according to new data from OnlySearch.
Searches for witches, vampires, zombies, ghosts, demons, devils, costumes and clowns were 3x higher in October compared to September.
For Alix Lynx, the build-up starts even earlier.
“Halloween is my favourite month. I’ve already decorated my house and start getting my subscribers excited about it in September,” she said.
“I always aim to post Halloween-themed content every single day in October. I’ve got so much in my archives from all the cosplay I’ve done over the years, so I’ll bring back some throwbacks on social media, but I also shoot a lot of new stuff.”
Alix says subscribers often see a costume on her social media and immediately ask for their own personalised version.
“I offer customs all year round and my fans know I’m pretty much like, ‘Whatever you want, just ask me’”, she said. “Usually, if I post something wearing a particular costume, that’s when the requests start coming in.”
Alix says that her costume requests go far beyond traditional Halloween characters. Data supports this with OnlySearch recording in the past 60 days, 20,463 searches for cosplay, compared with 236 for witches, 85 for vampires and 55 for zombies. Goth was searched 13,138 times, while angels drew 4,154.
Australian creator Annie Knight also agrees that dressing up as unexpected characters can be just as popular as a spooky costume.
While subscribers have requested Daenerys Targaryen, one of her biggest Halloween hits last year was a Daphne costume she chose herself.
“I love Halloween. It’s such a fun time because you get to dress up and pretend to be someone completely different,” Annie said.
“Nobody had actually requested it, I just decided to do it, but my subscribers went wild for it,” she said. “I filmed a full video dressed as Daphne and they absolutely loved it.”
Annie says many of the requests come from Americans, although her Australian subscribers get involved too.
“A lot of the subscribers asking me for Halloween content are American, which makes sense because Halloween is so much bigger over there. But I’m always surprised by how many of my Australian subscribers love it too,” she said.
American creators are undeniably “spooky,” with OnlyLocate identifying 1,386 recently-active creators who describe themselves as witches, alongside 392 demons or succubi and 71 vampires.
And while witches and vampires might dominate the traditional Halloween conversation, OnlySearch data also revealed that some of the most popular costumes are considerably less spooky.
Nurse-related searches reached 3,162 in the last 60 days – more than witches, vampires, ghosts and zombies combined.
Katy Hollick has dressed as a nurse, cleaner, Catwoman and devil, but says there was a clear standout among her subscribers.
“They loved the Catwoman look on me!” Katy said.
“I love doing special things for my subscribers on Halloween. I wear costumes, make themed customs and roleplay videos, and sometimes I’ll wear my naughty costumes if they want to sext with me in them,” she said.
Katy explained that some requests are far more specific than a costume choice - revealing that one subscriber has asked her to dress as a giant and fart on a tiny Lego man.
“I haven’t agreed to doing it yet but through him I found out there’s a whole category of videos exactly like this online. I’m actually baffled,” she said.
Despite being overshadowed by cosplay, goth and nurse searches, classic Halloween characters still have their fans. Kit Barrus made content in seven or eight costumes last Halloween and is considering bringing back vampires this year, alongside a new clown look.
“Last year I filmed content in like seven or eight different costumes. I did like a police officer, Chun-Li, I did vampire stuff – I think this year I’m gonna do vampire stuff and clown stuff,” Kit said.
“Subscribers seem to really, really love clown content. It always does really well for other people, so I think I’m gonna try to tap into that.”
For creators, though, the attraction is about more than which character tops a search list.
“I think everyone loves the dress-up element because it’s a fantasy you get to live out,” Annie said. “It’s also a fun surprise for my Aussie subscribers because Halloween isn’t as big here.”
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